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Trouble with Wi-Fi connections proves among the top issues confronting users of both tablets, in a study by tech support Q&A site FixYa.

Drexel University is starting to create 3-D scans of fossils to better study the motion of giant dinosaurs through small-scale robotic models.

An Apple tablet with a smaller display is undergoing tests, says a Taipei-based market researcher, which also released a 2012 tablet market forecast.

The software giant says Motorola is attempting to use essential patents "to kill video on the Web." It also didn't miss the opportunity to take a swipe at Google.

New versions of both mobile apps bring back some previously removed but still in-demand features.

With the arrival of the PS Vita, Sony brings a host of new games to its PlayStation Store, as well as support for Netflix and Flickr.

Taking your site mobile is a technology minefield. Here's how we're doing it at CBS Interactive.

When big companies fight, it's rarely the big companies themselves that take the biggest hit.

The Korean electronics company builds on last year's 3D phone with NFC support and other improvements, but it's still stuck with last year's Android.

New video attempts to accuse Google of Googlighting. Should you be unfamiliar with this term, it allegedly means an ad agency selling productivity software in its spare time.

The new devices could appear later this year, with hybrid disk drives helping keep costs low, according to a report.

Leaked document shows ad upgrade presentation apparently targeting the friends of advertisers' fans.

T-Mobile's latest Galaxy S Android Gingerbread handset will feature a 4-inch Super AMOLED screen, a dual-core processor, and HSPA+ speeds for less than $200.

Tech giant's secret project to construct another large data center in the country's Northwest is revealed.

Go for a walk, NoshList will text you when your table is ready. For free.

Newest Snapdragon chip ups the ante on dual-core phones running Android 4.0, crushing Samsung's Galaxy S II on some key benchmarks.

Larger photos, less white space, and a redesigned uploading interface are all features of the photo-sharing site's new look.

Web giant's much-rumored high-tech glasses that function much like an Android-based smartphone will be available within months, The New York Times reports.

Find out if CNET editor Brian Bennett can survive with the new Samsung Galaxy Note as his only mobile device for a week.

The iPhone-friendly Tongue Drive System employs a retainer embedded with sensors that track a tiny magnet attached to the user's tongue.